Sophie Holloway is an independent artist who grew up on the Shotley Peninsula in Suffolk. At school, she learnt classical piano and performed in cover bands with classmates. But while music was a big part of her teenage years, it wasn't until she got to university that she decided to pick up guitar and start teaching herself how to play. Before long, she was experimenting with her own sound, writing tunes inspired by the melancholy of 60s folk and the raw emotion of 90s alt-rock bands. She released her debut album in March, Looking Down the Barrel, and has recently started performing with a full band, featuring guitarist Rafael Poletto, bassist Laurie Martin and drummer, Ryan Thrupp. 

Sasha Siem is a British–Norwegian singer-songwriter and composer based in London. Her music draws upon themes of love, motherhood, longing, eros, ecology, and transformation. Blending elements of art song, folk, ritual music, and alternative pop, she creates immersive, soul-stirring sound worlds of rare intimacy.

She has released a series of acclaimed albums including Most of the Boys, Bird Burning, wHOLeY, L.OVER EAR.th, and True, and has performed internationally at venues including the Royal Opera House, Barbican Centre, and Kings Place.

Clementine Wilson is a London-based indie singer-songwriter with a focus on stripped-back vocals and acoustic arrangements. Her songs pair honest lyrics with understated melodies, creating an intimate sound.

George Erith is a feel good indie bedroom folk rock pop singer-songwriter